Genome Sequences of Cluster K Mycobacteriophages Deby, LaterM, LilPharaoh, Paola, SgtBeansprout, and Sulley

Joseph M. Gaballa,Keeyon Dabrian,Rachel Desai,Ryan Ngo,Diane Park,Erin Sakaji,Yiwei Sun,Boon Xin Tan,Marcia Brinck,Olivia Brobst,Rebecca Fernando,Hannah Kim,Siobhan McCarthy,Michael A. Murphy,Alexandra Sarkis,Parker Sevier,Amitoj Singh,Darwin Wu,Min-Ying Wu,Hayley A. Ennis,Rohan Luhar,Justin E. Miller,Stephanie B. Orchanian,Alysha N. Salbato,Sai Alam,Lauren Brenner,Zilla Kailani,Joel Laskow,Xinyu Ma,Aika Miikeda,Paola Nol-Bernardino,Alisa Sukhina,Nikolina Walas,Wenyuan Wei,Nam Phuong Do,Christina T. Fournier,Christy J. Kim,Samantha F. Mosier,Carly Pierson,Ivonne G. Romero,Mikael Sanchez,Oyinlola Sawyerr,Joyce Wang,Rina Watanabe,Samuel Wu,Annie Chen,Katelynn Kazane,Yousif Kettoola,Emma C. Goodwin,Andrew J. Lund,William Villella,Drake W. Williams,Amanda C. Freise,Jordan Moberg-Parker

Genome Sequences of Cluster K Mycobacteriophages Deby, LaterM, LilPharaoh, Paola, SgtBeansprout, and Sulley

2019

ABSTRACT Mycobacteriophages Deby, LaterM, LilPharaoh, Paola, SgtBeansprout, and Sulley were isolated from soil using Mycobacterium smegmatis mc 2 155. Genomic analysis indicated that they belong to subclusters K1 and K5. Their genomic architectures are typical of cluster K mycobacteriophages, with most variability occurring on the right end of the genome sequence.

Keywords:

Mycobacterium smegmatis
Genetics
Genome
Mycobacteriophages
Biology
Whole genome sequencing

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